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"attacker“ Hillel Iloelt.
45 «id 47 West Was I gton Street,
that Newsletter
WEA1‘HER REPORT.
For Norwalk and ,Vleinityzli‘uir and
warmer tonight. Thursday fair. Tire
pressure is below the normal in the
northern‘seciions, bllt no WellIthflll-
ed storm area has developed, A ridge
ot‘high pressure extends from the
Middle Atlantic coast westward to
Kansas. It is producing pleasant
weather in all sections east of the
Rocky Mountains. Conditions favor
for this vicinity pleasant Weather with
mild temperature.
WI
Charles E. Seymour is spending to-
day in New York City“
LOuise M, Foster, of Reed street, is
spending the day at the Danbury Fair.
Mrs. reddrick Schmedes. of South
Main street, is visiting in Ansonla.
Councilman Albert Brown is con-
fined to his home by a slight illness.
Fred W. Hoyt, of South Norwalk,
has taken a booth at the Danbury Fair,
displaying burnt leather goods.
Washington Camp and Olive Branch
Lodge will hold regular meetings to-
morrow night.
Miss Hazel Lockwood. of South Nor-
walk, is visiting Miss Mary (lowpcrth-
wait, of 15 Robinson avenue, Dalrbury.
Mrs. W. B, Penney, of Solrtllpol't,
has returned home after a brief visit
with her cousin ill South Norwalk.
—~If you want pure vinegar, get. it,
at Welseit's on the Bridge.
The Wednesday evening services
will be resumed tonight at 7:30 o'clock
in St. Paul’s Church.
A meeting of Norwaik Aerie, Fra-
ternal Order {0 Eagles, will be held
this evening at 8 o'clock.
Professor Nowell, the Well known
tion to his ad. ill the amusement col-
ulnn this issue. '
Mrs. Belle Gregory, of South Nor.
walk. spent yesterday with her daugh—
ter, Mrs. W. B. Penney, in Soutilport.
The Nutmeg Cltlb, of Norwalk will
hold a business session tomorrow eve-
nillg
Louise Lodge, Daughters of Her-
menu will hold a meeting this even-
lllg at 8 o'clock, ill Mystic Chair Hall,
Washington street.
Andrew J. Collins, of North Main
street, has gone to Newark, N.
where he will. this evening, be best
man at the marriage of a friend.
Mrs. Arthur L. Raymond, of Dar
ien, and daughter Mabel, spent Slin-
day with her mother, Mrs. A. lloyt,
of South Norwalk,
Sherman Council, No. 1342. Royal
Arcanum, will hold its regular semi-
monthly meeting this evening ill Red
Men's Hall.
Mrs. l‘homas J. Fairly and daugh-
icl, Miss Flora, of New Canaan, llavr
boon guests at the home of Mrs. G. i).
Nichols, ill l’layviow avenue.
On favorable reports George H. St.
John, of Westport. and Thomas Donn-
ilirc. of Windsor, have been discharged
from bankruptcy.
('hai‘lcs Ii. Morrison, of Newark, N.
J., was a guest of iris uilnt. Mrs. Addie
lioyt, of South Nol'walk, ovcr Sunday.
lie will spend the week at tile Dan-
hury Fair.
Mr, and Mrs. llanicl iioyi, formerly
of South Norwallt, have rctul‘ned to
their llollnI lll Ncwal'll. N. .l., after a
very pleasant week's sojourn in Phila-
delpllia.
A large number of people of The
Norwalks went to the llunllnry fair
this morning on the regular trains and
also on the special train. which left
South Nor-walk at it: 30 o'clock.
“For a glass of good cider,
Wt-Iiselt’s on the Bridge.
The trolley cars will continue til
rlln around Roton Point on each clear
'aftornoon through the balance of this
wcck. l‘lle company will give notice
of any change before making it.
go to
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BETTER THAN SPANKING
Spanking does not cure children of
bed wetting. If it did there would be
few children that would do it. There
is a constitutional cause for this Mrs.
M. Summers. Box i310 Notre Dame.
lnd.. will send her home treatment to
any mother She asks no money.
Write her today if your children trou-
ble you in this way. Don'I blame the
fluid. The chances are it can’t help
t. .0
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Miss K. Gormond Vosburg is spend-
ing today at the Danbury Fair.
Contractor and Mrs. A. R. Malkin
on on automobile trip to the Dan
dry run many.
Dr. and Mrs. Charles F. Boutwcl
ins spending today at the Daubur.‘
c
Teller Joseph B. Ella. Jr., of tin
Fail-field Central National Bank, it
among the Norwalkers lll attendant-l
today at the Danbury Fair.
Sergeant Thomas Hunt. William L
Bluscer and Aural Waters of Norwalk
started down the harbor this morning
Oil a fishing expedition. As a resul
there is excitement among the final
tribe today.
Tile members of Trinity Episcopal
Choir are requested to meet at thl
church tomorrow afternoon at 1.31
to attend the funeral of the late Veil
anclo A. Seofielll.3.one of the vestry
men of the church.
Owing to the excitement of elec
tion day, the pinehie tournament oi
Our Brothers‘ liodgef l. O, O. iI‘., oi
Norwalk, was not continued Monday
night. 'l‘hepluyillg will be resumed
next Monday night.
Tire corrdllion of R. Eugene, Kinney
at the Masonic Home, Wallingfol'd
showed a change for the worse ins.
night. James Golden and Richard
H. Golden. of South Norwaik, visit
ed him today.
Tile Norwulk Historical rooms ll
West avenue will be open to the pub
lic each Saturday afternoon from 2
until 5 o'clock. beginning with next
Saturday. Mrs, '1‘. 1. Raymond is
chairman of the House Committee.
Edward R. O'Brien, who has been
on a four months‘ cruise ill the Mas
sacllllsetts nautical training school
strip Enterprise, returned to South
Norwalk. Monday. having been grad
noted with honors.
Ell-Governor Ablram Chamberlain
was at the. capital Monday. accom
panied by Brigadier-General Henry M
Roberts, of Texas, II. S. A., retired,
who is thtI guest of the cx-governor at
his home Ill Merlden.
James Coleman has resigned his
position at the shop of the George
N. McKibbin Manufacturing Company
ill Bay street and is at present assist-
ing in his father's store ill North Main
street,
William (.‘I‘Oftli. of the battleship
l\'l.Iarsarge is s ending a tllrce days
furlough ill .outll Norwulk. ’i‘llc
Kcarsargo is at present laid up
ill Philadelphia for three months‘ re
pairs. Mr. (‘rofut will complete his
service in six months.
Quite a large number of people from
The, Nor-walks wont to llillllllll‘y _\’(’i~‘it’l'I
day alld attended the fair. The prin-
cipal events of the day were the all
tolnobilc and motor cycle races, which
were vicerd with considerable intt-r-
est.
l’hil Knapp, of the Crofut & Knapp
(‘o., returned about the middle of Alig-
ust from a prolonged trip to the PIII
ciilc t‘oast, having completely recover-
cd from his illness. lie trims the
scales at 150 pounds and is now in
good fighting trim for btlsillcss.——Alll
. LIrican iiatter.
A. Anderson. formerly with Samuel
Mulldheim Co, will henceforth travol
over ills old territory of Western Mill-
llcsoia, lows and lllinois for the Veil;
lint Go. and the 'ld‘llililli‘IClt‘SS llat
CO. Mr. Anderson will also look af
ter Michigan trade ill addition to his
other field-Alllerican flatter.
—~-'I1ollarcll over pain. Burns, cuts.
sprains, stings. Instant relief. llr,
'l‘honlas' Eclcctric. ()li. At ally drug
store. '
The first of the i’ittstield excursions
is now being advertised by the, New
York. New Haven ulld Hartford llail~
road (‘ollipillty. The present one is
scheduled for October lit. 'i‘llcsdny of
next week. The prici- ot‘ the tickets is
only $1. The Norwalks are limited
to 350 tickets.
The now alcohol rcclilinlcr for the
ltougll llat Company, of South Nor-
walk, is placed in such a position that
if it blows up, it will have to go
through the door and illto a grow of
trees, as one, side. of the building is
against a ledgiI of rocks, arid Illc otllcr
Iwu sides ilre made of stone walls ten
feet thick.
i‘oloncl Edward Sclllllze has named
the, Rev. Ernest de II‘. Miel, pastor of
Trinity Church, lIiilrtford, as chaplain
of the First Infantry, C. N. (L, to sue
cecd the late Dr. ltusscll T. Hall. of
New Britain. The annual military
service of the Hartford companies will.
be held at the new chaplaln's church.
Sunday, Oculhcr 22,
The annual Fairlicid county met-ting
of the New Haven branch of tho We
mall's Board of Missions will he held
orl Thursday, October 12, ill the. (ion.
gregational Church In Stamford. Moe
ning session opens at 10:15: afternoon
session at 2. Mrs. liowllllid. from
Mexico, will he the missionary spunk-
or. Colllltion at noon will be pro-
vidcd‘by the Stamford auxiliary. All
are cordially invited. I
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A PLEASURE To ALL.
No Pi" is as pleasant and positiVe
as lleWilt' s Little Early Risers. 'l‘hcuc
Famous Little l‘lllu lire so mild and of
f‘ecilvrI that children. delicate ladies
and weak people enjoy their cleansing
effect, while strong people say they
are the best liver pills sold. Sold by
The Clifford Pharmacy. I“
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liliilihel Cut in l’liles
BUT NOT IN QUALITY, WE OTICK TO OUR STANDARD. THE BEOI.
.. M 3
organic LAMB. , sTsAKs.
L'ill. 16c lb. Portal-house, 20: lb.
Pom. 10o lb. sirloin, Isa Ill.
ROAST. nouns. 16o lb.
arm; Rib, my :2 shoulder. ,, . 11:“:
tie . I: , . Chop ad Meet .
POT ROAST. p Challis Young Fowl.
n,.no bone.” 10-140 lb Native veal. W, “MIMI. GIN"
hints. . -. ‘ 360 lb. iiiifl‘lfillfl‘t‘li and unnatural”. ,
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32 South Mun Street. cor. Havllluld so rill, Normik.
BURGLAH' O OOYS T30 COUNTY
. tHQM E,,
Little 89nd of William Robinson Ad-
ji‘dflfld Neglected Yesterday.
Will o William Robinson is languish
ing ill prison on the charge of burglary
us two little sons have been decided
Jy the Probate court, of Bridgeport, to
is neglected. and have been cornluit
ed to the County Home, in Norwalk.
l‘he little boys are William III. Robin-
lon. Jr., seven years old. and Alfred,
igod four. Their mother is Lillian
Robinson.
Robinson is the man who was
Iharged with having committed whole-
alc burglaries in Slratford and in
Best Bridgeport. He had a lair in the
veeds near Avon Park. Bridgeport.
ind used to make nightly raids on the
lurroulrdllrg country It was c'lrntged
but he burglarized the Strutford post
lffite tlu.I Sirlltford railroad station
the East Side post office, and other
places
At tiltI attempt to break lllto illl'
Cast Side post office Policemen
TLcnry‘ and O'Neil discovered the
llaraudcrs and there was a l'lillllllll:
Sight, ill which pistol shots were a full
are, Robinson was wounded and was
Iapinrod. ill the court probable cause
.vua found and he was bound over to
he Criminal Superior court. Mean
while his wife has been in wretched
lrc unlstnlrccs and she appealed to the
Probate court. Ciiv Sheriff M. p;
t)‘ Brien wont to the, ‘ounty Home with
the little boys yesterday morning.
HA8 SOLD THOUSANDS OF BOT-
TLES OF CHARMBERLAIN'S COL-
lC. CHOLERA AND DIARRHOEA
REMEDY AND NEVER HAD A
DISSATISFIED CUSTOMER.
Mr E. E. Euballks, proprietor of the
Corner Drug Store, Johnston (lily lll..
says: “i have been continuousll ell-
raged in the retail drug business siilt' e
April, third, and halo sold during that
time thousands of bottles of (‘hamber-
laill's (kllic, (‘holcru and Diarrhoea
Remedy i can truthfully say that l
have never been asked to refund a
custonler' a money who was dissatisfied
with this remedy. I take pleasure ill
reconlnlcmling it to all of my custo~
lners who are ill need of such It nit-nil~
cine." All drllgglsts are authorized
to refund the money to ally customer
who is not. satisfied after rising this
remedy. It is for sale by Stillson-
Powvii Corporation, Clifford l’ltar-
macy, chifuss Pharmacy. ”
BIRMINGHAM HAS $70,000 FIRE.
lllltw..ulll.-\M. Ala. ('lciollrIl‘ fl.-
iI‘irc shortly lli‘i3ilf'i‘ lrlldnight destroy-
ed the building and stock of goods of
”iv 'i‘ylcl‘ iiroccry (‘oulpany at the cor
nor of South 'l‘wcniieth street and
Powell arclluc. The loss is about sill,
not».
PLANS TO GET RICH
are often itustrated bv suddtu lrrcalt-
doun title to dvspcpsia or corrslipn-
t.lon Bl Ice up alld tukc llr. King's
New life, l‘lils. They take out the
materials which are clogging your on-
crgics. and give you a new start. (‘urc
headache and dizziness, too. Al F.
H. Baxter’s, South Norwulk, and E. l
25c
00
Wtcd‘s Nolwalk, drug stores;
gunr llntcud.
HOYT'S THEATRE TONIGHT.
Miss, Pearle Lenders, who plays the
leading female. rolrl ill Manager tild-
ward E. Rleo’ s production of Sherlock
Holmes in the “Sign of the Four, ” was
photographed in Paris as one of the
most beautiful young American
blondes. This was at the time when
Miss Maxine Elliot was selected as
the tribal lovely brunette from this
country 'l‘heatlcogoer in this city will
tonight have all opportunity to JudgeI
for themselves as to \vlrIIller Miss
Landcrs merited this high compliment
front the French hull-lei: ot‘ bozruiy or
not. The “Sign of thlI Four" plays at
lioyt's ’i‘hcstre tonight.
NEW EIGHT BELLS.
’I‘lm fulnous Brotht‘rs Byrne will
produce their successful spectacular
production. tho "Now Eight Bulls," at
lioyl’s 'l'llealrc. one night only, Friw
day. The scenic effects iilvcutlld by
tin» talented John 1",. iiyrllc are very
.Icvcr and startling. The piece is
virtually lli w, and mint-I. as fresh and
crisp as a new bank non».
t‘A'i‘lllllJt‘. UNION (‘Ill'NtilL
ZAlt.
’l‘llc vllii’lillll’d‘ti of (illiholic l‘llion
(loullcii, Knights of t‘ollllnhns, of Nor-
walk, are highly eluted at the excel-
ll‘lll prospects for the second illlllual
humor and cntcriuillnlollt of tile (‘oulr
cll, which will open Friday night at
tho latllollc ('iub building ill West
avenue. it will continue for four
nights. with a change of program
each evening. Admission licltiis tIitI
title to {rt-o dancing. .
BA’i‘Sth ANl‘l MILLAlt S'l‘Alt ($th-
CERT.
'l‘ll3e Batsoll illltl Mliiiir combination
will give u court-rt Friday evening.
ill the Not-walk Methodist Episcopal
(“hurt-ll, lllt‘ affair being under the
auspices and for the liclprit oi’ the
Knight strcot church. of which Rev.
J. ll. Nichols Is pastor. Miss Flora
liaison is all acknowledged queen of
song. and Gerard Miliar thr- plIelliiIIr
hasso. The Recorder, of Albany, says
“Flora liaison delighted lli-r listeners.
No lover of music should miss llcar—
illg her. Sbc,colnmnndcd the admira-
tion of all.“
BA-
A CARD.
This is to ccrilly that all drugglsts
are authorized to refund your money
it‘ Foley's llolnry and Il‘ar fails to cure
Iyillll‘ cough or cold. it stops the
cough, heals tiriI lungs and prevents
serious results frolll a cold. (‘rlrcs in
gl'lppc cough and prevents pllcntrroilin
and consumption. Contains no op-
iates. 'l‘lltI genuine is in a yellow
package. lici'llse substitutes. Sold
at. l’luisicd’s Drug Store. ”
BISHOP O‘CONNELL'S MISSlON.
SAN lI‘liANiI‘lSt‘O. October t-wllich.
op William H. tl‘t‘tlllllclL of the din-
cese of Maine, is here, climate to Jul
pair as the special envoy of the pope
to the eillporor. it Is said one of the
special objects oi Bishop (l't‘onllcil's
llllSSlOll to .lillllill is to convey llll‘ tiilllI
gratlllaliolrs of Pope Plus 1. to the
Japanese I‘llllltIl'tll' on the happy tor-
nlinatlon of the our between Japan
and ltussiu.
era is widely recognized
in].
our customers.
Some stores use their
duct our busrncss at a at
our customers have the J:
ting time to pay for the
True we have no vulgar
the attributes of good st
the trade as “character. "
models of singleabressted
are almost numberless.
Just Let Us Show You the
Correct: Styles.
Our popular plan Of giving credit to our custom-
It is a dignified system, as we dont regard it as
installment selling: rather it is an accommodation to
log electric light. expensive store service. but we con-
Hadn't you better look into our plan?
Easy Payments, Too.
We are eager to submit to your critical examina-
tion the accepted styles ior autumn and winter wear.
avoided buying any garment which did not possess
LADIES' SUITS, $8 to $30.
All we have repeatedly pointed (I
suits this season are the exponents of style and grace.
Ready-to-wesr clothing has reached the acme of per-
iection as the suits that We will show you will dem-
onstrate. The fabrics are here in variety and the
. MEN’ 3 sorrs, $7“ to $25.
as both beneficial and use-
capital for high rents. blaz-
inimum of expense and let
encfit of our capital in get-
clothes.
or outlandish modes as we
ylc and what in known in
I.
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i'II
rcn 8
and double-breasted suits
rosuusj-musuusufi. '
FRIDAY. OCT. ISTH. NOB-owe Open
, would Methodist chum:
ImInm-mm
ARGONANT TOWED A030“ '
SOUND. I‘
Precursor of Luke Submarines sent to
Port Jefferson.
'i‘llo submarine boat Argollllut. the
precursor of the many Simon Luke
submarine boats that have made their
designer famous, llltl vessel that. has
been lying just inside the Steel Works
point for several years. was towed
away yesterday by the tug Stephen E.
Babdook.
Aboard the tug were George Evans.
who recently returned to this country
from Russia, where he was ilrstrrlating
the Russian naval oiliclalll ill the oper
atioll of subroutines. and il companion
who is also familiar with submarine
vessels. The Argonilnl Is bound for
Port Jefferson. where she is to be
hauled out and inspected.
Whether she will bt-I remodeled or
will be disposed of for little or noth-
ing is not yet known, bill in view of
tile grout lillprovelllcllts over the old
type it is probable that no use will or
or be made of he!
Site is owned by the Deep Sea Mllr
inc Wrecking f‘.o
«mmmnmm‘m'.
CUT GLASS
BOWLS. catesv TRAYS, OlL
BOTTLES, WATER ssrs,
sou sou DISHES, ETC.
Suitable for Wedding Presents.
AT POPULAR PRICES.
A. W. AUSTIN,
JEWELER.
40 Wall St. Norwalk, Conn.
000000000000000000000000
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lite Shoe with a Character
W. L, Douglass $250, $3.00, $3..ril
Shoe, ludi\iduality. style grace. These
are the requirements ill every detail
of dress demanded by the gentleman
of roilncnlolrt.
'l‘hesc Shoes fulfill these require-
ments hotter than any other Shoo.
Try a pair and be convinced. After
you hare worn tlltIlr' you will accept
no otllcr make.
GEO. KEELER.
”l9 Washington SL. So. Norwulk.
POPULAR AMUSEMENTS.
p.
TH|$ STORE AS USUAL l8 RlGHT TO THE FRONT WITH 2
NEWEST, BEST. MOST WANTED MERCHANDISE. EVERY SECTION l-IN
VITES YOU. lHE SATISFACTION OF A FIRST CHOICE CANNOT BE
OVER EMPHASIZED.
HANDSOME OUTINGS FOR
GOWNB OR KlMONAS.
Our best quality Anloskeag Outing
Flannel, ill all colors, at St: yd.
'l‘ltc 'l‘ellzlo ilown (lilting Flannel for
We yd.
27 ill. Arllrurc lv‘leoccvllllled Flannels
to be had ill l’crsian figured, striped
and polka dot effects, at till/fie yd.
31; inch Finest Quality Eldordowtr
Flannel, to be had ill plain colorsi
special, at 50c yd.
SPEC'AL 'N AUTUMN Mens Medium Weight Grey Casio
BLANKETS- lnliIlc Shirts and Drnwms at i'rilc pack.
Extra largo size heavy gray Cotton : Mon s White lifeline Medium Wpight ,
Blankets at 50c a pair. Shirts and Drawers, special at. 50c.
i H
THE NEMI NECKWEAR
FOR WOMEN.
Here's a bargain:
You may choose froln a tar get variety
of stock collars, horde of daintyj ont-
broidercd materials, at. 25c.
MEDIUM WEIGHT UNDERWEAIR
FOR MEN AND WOMEN. .
The changing time is at hand the
equipllullt is herlI complete. if you
chooser now yolt choose when the size
range and the price range are tnlosl:
. celllplete.
10-4 llcavy Grey Cotton Blanketsi Ladies Medium Weight. Ribbed
at" the a pair. Vests in long or short sleeves, at 250.
ltli White. Wool Blankets, with all isulles' Medium Weight Ribbed
color lrorIdi-ls, an extra lrct'Ilvy and title Drawers, trimmed with lace or tight:
quality, for $35. 50 per pair. Jbottom, special at 250.
83-85 Washington Street.
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UNDERWEAR
lilt‘ it. it‘ll] spells that happen along at this season Vii il not make
thinking: folks put of? getting .l supply of \\ inicr Underwear until
a mill snap t‘Itltcilts titcni llllil\\'dl(‘.\‘ l‘olks who plan to get illost
\‘illllt‘ int illtil nullity 3\vill llll) now when lili‘_\ can. \on will al-
\\ n_\s lllltl our prices tortctt for the high gr lz3idc lllL‘l'CllillltllSt.‘ we
33 ' N. E. RYAN,
HOYT'S THEATRE.
ONE NIGHT ONLY,
WEDNESDAY, OCT. 4TH.
First Time Here.
E. E. Rice Company in Conan Doyle's
Great Detective Play,
Sherlock Holmes
“Sign of the Four”
A Capable Cast
Exciting Cilmaxes
Plenty Comedy
Prices—25¢, 50c. 75c.
First Rows in Orchestra, $1.00.
Seats on Sale Saturday. Sept. 30th.
HOYT'S THEATRE.
ONE NIGHT ONLY.
Friday. October 6th.
The luinriirillle Acrobatic Comedians.
[lilllitllillllliSlS and Acknowledged
MASTER MIRTH MAKERS OF THE
WORLD.
——THE FAMOUS——
BROTHERS BYRNE
In the Everlasting Laughing Success
'I‘hlll Ilollicking, Hilarious, Whimsi-
cal, l'automimic Nautical (‘olrlc-
dy, tho
NEW 8 BELLS
THE 20TH CENTURY VERSION.
Brimful of New and Startling Tricks.
Transformations and Novel
Vaudeville Features.
THE GREATEST LAUGHING SHOW
ON EARTH!
l’llli‘lci‘, 2'3 ililw 751‘.
Seats on stile, Monday. October 15.
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ANNUAL BAZAAR AND
ENTER TAINMENT
CATHOLIC UNlON COUNCIL,
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS,
a:
Catholic Club Building, West Avenue.
Friday. Saturday, Monday
and Tuesday
Oct. 6th, 7th, mu and 10th, at 8 p. m.
Varied Program of Entertainment.
Dancing Free Each Evening.
Admission to Bazaar 15c
Twenty-Second Benson
W. GILBERT NEWELL'S
SELECT SCHOOL OF DANCING, DE
PORTMENT AND THE
COTILLION
Hoyl's Assembly Rooms, Hoyt'u Thu-
tre Building, Washington BL,
Sou't: llorwalk, Conn.
ably.
Cluster Young Ladies, Mime and
Masters at 4: 30 p. m.
Evening Clues for Ladies and Condo
men at I o'clock.
A Thorough Course of instruction
in the Waltz and the Latest Society
Duncan.
Balloon and Miller
Star Concert
Friday 5'9“; get. 6!!! 7908
Wu! Avenue.
Admission 25 and can
Wounds for the 3 lunch! of the
86 WASIIIINGTON ST.. SOUTH NORWALK.
Special
for Thursday. Fridall and Salurdalli
Souvenir Cards. 5’) for 150
Comic. 6 for be.
NELSON’S
3 s. s.'33I3IIfi.LOIrsOlv,333
READYTO WEAR STREET HATsl’UCE NSURPASSED IN STYLE AND
.:a. l-.. RIC
., ..-. -LL’E—I... 7“"
Sr_ul ALTY
Ladies Trimmed Hats at $5.00
as WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
.L-.. ., . - . _ . M-.. .5
PORTERHOUSE sTEAK ....... . .................................. 18c
SIRLOIN STEAK ................................................... 16c
ROUND STEAK ........................... . ................... 14¢
SHOULDER STEAK ...................................... . ........ ..r 7e
CHOPPED STEAK .............. . ......................... . ........ . 9e
RIB ROAST. .................. . ......................... 10:: T0 16:
LEGS LAMB ........... 14:
HOME MADE SAUSAGE ......... . ................................... 12o
POTROAST.. ..... .................. ............ . ...... .,ao
CHICKENS ....................................................... 13c
PLATE BEEF ................................................... .3e
.W. DODGE.
successes To JACOB SCHAUB.
2; WASHINGTON STREET.
"a:
Phone 3am).
GOOd Service
BY GOOD SERVICE AND GOOD COAL WE'VE BUILT OUR BUSI-
NESS T0 lT8 PRESENT MAGNITU DE. 1
BY GOOD SERVICE AND GOOD COAL WE MEAN TO HOLD THAT
BUSINESS AND INCREASE W. is
GIVE. us A T‘iluAL, AND LET us PROVE oun wanna. ‘
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HARRIS 8: GANS CO.
68 Water street. Telephone, 34 ii.
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cauuor suck: secaoss In:
moms AND sunusna It!
MADE wmr SPECIAL rumor u
AND ans so crusts m on-
OTRUCTION THAT A CHILD AN
OPERATE THEM.
PURlTAN OMOKELIIO OlL
HEATERS ARE ABSOLUTILY 'I
AND RELIAILI. I
$2.95 to $5.00
A. J. COLLINS it cos.
12-18 North Main Street, South Nomull.
I' . Knight “row Church.
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